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Washington Commanders bet on healthy Jayden Daniels to bounce back from injury-plagued 2025 season
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Key Points:
- The Washington Commanders, led by head coach Dan Quinn and quarterback Jayden Daniels, aim to rebound from a disappointing 5–12 season in 2025 that was marred by injuries and defensive struggles.
- Last season, Daniels was limited to seven starts due to injuries, contributing to the team's offensive difficulties, while the defense allowed over 6.0 yards per play, resulting in several close losses.
- In the offseason, GM Adam Peters focused on strengthening the defense and offensive line, signing pass rusher Charles Omenihu, drafting safety Sonny Styles, and re-signing key players like Sam Cosmi and Daron Payne.
- The offense looks promising if Daniels returns to full health, with reliable targets like Terry McLaurin and Stefon Diggs, and running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt expected to see increased usage.
- Betting outlooks favor the Commanders to exceed their 6.5 win total, citing improved health, defensive reinforcement, and offensive potential, despite anticipated competition within the NFC East.
